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Old 03-02-2013, 02:05 PM
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I wouldn't. Its unsafe and illegal to stack blocks
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Its dangerous and it will ride like crap and probably have alignment issues.
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Originally Posted by Hunttman01
I wouldn't. Its unsafe and illegal to stack blocks
We arnt talking about blocks?
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A leveling kit, unless it is torsion keys is a spacer which i consider a block....
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Welli just wanna add 1-2inchs
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Old 03-02-2013, 09:42 PM
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Your best bet would be to do a full on suspension lift. Little more pricy but youll get the most bang for your buck
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Originally Posted by Hunttman01
Your best bet would be to do a full on suspension lift. Little more pricy but youll get the most bang for your buck
Already have one. 6 inxh skyjacker. 3 inch lvl. And I wanna add a bit more
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Take some pics of the set up in the front, angles as ect.. Well go from there
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Originally Posted by twittyaustin
Lol I have a 6 inch lift with a 3 inch lvl.. Can ii add another lvl?
No...
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Originally Posted by nickpatton_189
Take some pics of the set up in the front, angles as ect.. Well go from there
I just wanna add nother 2 inchs
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